Columbus School News Chief Activities Review
Students and staff at Columbus recount a lively week with a wiener roast, sports humor, and a health class lesson on posture. Several transfers, mischief, and social dynamics are noted, including Mr. and Mrs. Brown’s help and various junior and senior friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wthel Jules
Zoe Willams
Richard Trisket
Olga Hritzary
Jerome
Joseph Bandra
Swissvale
George Bogert
Marion
Howles
Frank Macko
Harry Thompson
Frank
Faw
Bonney
Mr. Brown
Howard Mubirey
Bboys
Marion Miller
Mir
Westoff
Reipit Hamilton
Milas
Miss Walley
Ralph Hamilton
Building contracts set by board for Vocational school project
The Board of Education awarded eleven contracts for miscellaneous building materials for the new Vocational school, and directed bid advertising for more items. A new stoker was approved for the Library building, with opposition from two directors. A heating coil purchase for the Junior High hosting system was authorized.
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Board of Education
Mra
Hammond Elevator Company
Plaster of Paris
Davison-Fogle
Davison-Fogie
Hammon
Palace Hardware
Robert H. Scarlett
Erie
Harry Sandstrom
Brig~ Jam Hardware
Hammond Elevator
Railroads report strong August net operating income rise
The Association of American Railroads said class one lines posted net operating income of 86,000,777 in August, up from 46,883,008 last year. Total revenues reached 296,822,253, with expenses higher by 11.2 percent from 1986. Taxes paid rose to 24,285,340. Regional breakdown shows increases across eastern, southern, and western districts.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Townsend Club Plans Miscellaneous Auction
The Corry Townsend Club No 1 sponsors a miscellaneous auction Friday evening October 2 at 7 30 at the Grand bef cre building. Canned and baked foods fresh fruits and vegetables clothing or any saleable merchandise is requested. A quilt will be given. A large attendance is requested and members are asked to remember contributions to the auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Corry Townsend Club
Grand Befcre
Vocal Lessons Offered by Warren Conservatory of Music
Will arrange to be down one or two nights if enough pupils are secured. If interested, address Warren Conservatory of Music care Sorace Brynolfson.
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Warren Conservatory of Music
Sorace Brynolfson
Hospital referendum sought on county hospital project
County commissioners approve a referendum on the proposed tuberculosis hospital with a November 3 vote. Real estate interests fund a campaign to place the issue on the ballot, while commissioners Helen Michlui and Thomas W. Fistley back the project but pledge to follow the people’s mandate. The Public Works Administration offers 87 000 toward the total cost and a hospital start by November 15 is planned. A petition with 100 signatures would automatically place the question on the ballot.
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Haib
Public Works Administration
Union City Legion Officers to be Installed
Union City Post No 287 will install its recently elected officers at a meeting on Wednesday evening October 7 at the hall. District Commander Stowe and Corps Commander Charles St. Tay will lead the installation with senior and junior vice commanders Fred King and Dr B J Harwood, Adjutant Ball Goodwin, Finance officer A J Bloss, Historian Henry Main, and Sergeant at arms John L Rose.
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Union City
LeBarron Post
American Legion
Stowe and
Atalf
Cor Ye
Charles St. Tay
Fred King
8. J.arwood
Ball Goodwin
A. J. Bloss
Henry Main
John L. Rose
Seek Re-Adjustment of Club Valuation
School directors last evening commended Harrison Keppel to follow the opinion of Soliel net Blaine Kincaid and appear before the Board of Appraisals at Erie next week regarding a request for a re adjustment of assessment on the Woman's club property on Mott Street. The building was damaged by fire but valued before the blaze. Trustees Neil V. Robbins Arnold Ss Miller and John L Rose, executive committees Alex Carlson and B H Green, Delegate to the county committees Charien R Law Alternate delegate Neil VY Robbins.
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Schhool
Harrison Keppel
Matt Street
Soliel
Blaine Kincaid
Appagis
Erie
Aid Woman's Club
Mott Street
Mater
Neil V. Robbins
Arnold Ss. Miller
John L. Rose
Alex Carlson
B. H. Green
Charien R. Law
Neil VY
Robbins
Public Sale At Carter Hill Farm Near Mattsburg Road
The undersigned will offer at public sale on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. on a farm one mile west of Carter Hill schoolhouse on the Mattsburg road. Items include a Guernsey cow, a mare, a 1800 lb work horse, farming gear, hay rake, grinder, cultivator, tools, wagon, a Ford truck, timber, and household goods. Terms cash. Names appear as JOU JASIKOUSICL and others.
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Carter Hill
Mattsburg
Guernsey
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